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to evacuate and just discard our home is so devastating. I wanted
to test how much radioactive cesium is here. So I planted these
cabbages. How many years will it be before we can grow vegetables
here ? That's what I'm worried about. Honestly speaking... will I
be able to grow safe vegetables on my land in my lifetime or will
I die first ? I'm anxious about how things will turn out. I'm just
so sad. I must part with my animals. They'll be gone in about a
month. Words by Shoji-san, a farmer from Iitate - "Nuclear refugees : the people of Iitate - Japan" - a documentary by Ian Thomas Ash - used with kind permission |
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music and orchestration : Jim Petit Jim Petit : weissenborn,
chaturangui, electro-gandharvi, prepared lap slide guitar,
e-bowed and electric guitar, minimoog, Moog Modular V2 & V3
synths, ARP 2600 V2 & V3 synth,B3 organ and soundscapes
David Husser : sound producer With :
Executive production : Jim Petit & Artotuŝi Co-producers : Comité
Foire Écobio de Rouffach, Natur’ailes,
les
Jardins de Gaïa, Vinilkosmo
- Esperanto-Musik-Prod, Stop
Fessenheim, Ingo
FALK - Energieeffizienz / Beratung Entwicklung, Unis-vers-bio,
Delphine SCHMODERER, Jean-Yves CERF, Sylvie RIU, Flavien GANTER,
Robert-Jean LELEU, Maurice GOURICHON, Bernard MAILLER, and the
kindly support of 50 other crowdfunders
With moral support Sortir du nucléaire Artwork by Jean-W Recorded at Studio 1 of the
Slovak Radio in Bratislava (Slovakia), Grenier d'Abondance -
Opera National du Rhin in Strasbourg (France), Jim Petit's
barn-studio (photovoltaic powered) in Mittlach (France), Emm
church in Metzeral (France) and David Husser’s studio in
Durrenentzen (France)
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This
stereo record cannot be played on lap top's, computer's or
smartphone' speakers. Please, use decent loudspeakers or
headphones to enjoy the music we've made. |
